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Worlds Dlspansary Medical Association,
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Tue ENGyRaBlE
CURED Z IN

IlorEiSsTIILE. KY. Fob. q, 1857.
Gnnt'e;ncn-Geyrn years uEo sore tcvel-
opad on my rnsU from finger nall scratch.
Tried few ,SIupin remedies. h,t the sore
10. Eeycn ycatH. Many thought hnil n can.
Ger. Over Il year nso commenced taking
sS ard Two dozen me-. h9,t s; entirely cured
WAS In very poor health. md could hardly =
drag about. After hah 1n.shcd the course
Of y. 9. i. ! was HtrnnS md Guoyant, and
vaiueGic u.ellciau Tor iaI!es IN weak, dell.
cate heIllh. u Is D iIGusrlio.d Iirl!cluo
With nc. Solrs rrspcctfMlly.
Mis-. 4. W.vTusoa
srAn-AyrrRo, s. C.. April =, 1857.
Genttcmrn-Fpr twenty years Havo had
esoroon my lott cheek. Il lad EraLnniIy
been growing worse. Tho many physicians
whom ! hal ponsulie, were unable to 10
NC any SGHs. i.aIt 81! 8 xaasr nso bean
and !. became inore ylrulen. than OYER; so
much 80. indeed, that my family Insisted
that ishould leave OF tho medicine. ! per-
sstsa N using u" :; a! h The Sna q tTo
iis thai the evil was cit OF my constitution,
) lrsi OF Tho -n,edtclno; hat II November.
ten iIontas after. very slight breas;:$
and now that Is n.to disappointing. havo
every faith In S. $. S. II haS ttGas me moro
good than nil tho doctors and other incdl.
SInes ever took. Your truly,
49, A.. ShsStSs
WrsTaS, n. C.. April Il, 1851.
dcntiemsn-re!o or thlhe TcnrS ago q can.
Ger came on Fay f,cc. II soon grST 70 10
: ultoiarSc. ltwo.o o. Inc. piiu my sthereii
health WAS very poor. Last September
hogan n course OF y. s. g., which hnrG con.
t!rncd 10 the prcsent time with the hnple.s
rrluI, Tie cancer has entirely disappeared,
there lllnp 10 sy.dcncc or symptom OF
$ cnncerogs character tsit Ely general health
s Is good row. aud my -sppg.lti Gc!tcr than y
has been hi ycars. ! NH i! yoars Did, nnd
to day / mn working In hc'I!tll planting
corn. Yours truly, JosAs LihEricH.
0ent,cmcn-r hsd n sorc On my upper LIP
for eight years. Sovnn different doctors IT.
Tempted In vu!n 10 heal It. Ons save mo 4
snlail vial for ilvu dollars, which was p +" Gtf.
iaIn curt" II IL needless to say that II did
me no good. AlHut two years ago became
quite uneasy, ns people thought Ind can.
Ger, and TOOK ! coGrso OF tiSbtrep hnttics
OF S. q. Tho result has been D colhpietd
= cure. Tho ulcer or cancer healed beautiful.
ly, leaving scarcely \ pGrccrt!b,c scar: From
TIA. liEy ihavc been In excellent health. tho
Specific tis-lDg purified my blood thorough.
", Increased my npT"il,o nnd perfected my
digestion. In q Word, ( feel ilSe a new
isgoro entirely. Your; sincerely,
Trorton, Todd Co., Ky, Feb. q. 1857. H.
T.sai!se en- Blood AMI ski bls6aEcs mailed
FREQ, Tnx SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
~ .Irs D. DrEWes ), Atlanta, Ga.
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1--we Stock,

CHICAGO, Dec. l5.-The Droters Journal reports:
Cattls-Rcceipts u 900 head: shipments 900 head
market slow aud lower: natives 81 95aS 5o stockers
g. 50aS IS; Texas 81 seas 60; cows, bulls and mixed
81 Coa325; Hogs-Rcceipts 2,OO0 head; shipments
none: market fairly active; packers and shippers
81 75a5 ST. heavy IS 40a5 IS; light IS 0oa5 Is; skips
81 70a4 %. aheep-Reccipts S,C0O head; market
weak and lower: western So iCaS CO.. feeders 81 S0a
g o.; lambs IS O0a5 Is. s,. j..'JIr-','-,' =
EAST IInERrY, Dec. Neutrality-suspicious. 627 head
shipments $50 head; market steady at ycsterd0y't
prices. Hogs-kcceipts l,70 head; shipments
1900 head; market very blow; Philadelphia IS IL
as 10; mixed % Soa5 IS; Workers. IS 2oa5 Is: com
shipments ECO head; market dull. shado OF
from yesterday. II M 5, : NJ. ~
CINCINNATI o., Dec. 15.-Hogn easy: commo,
and light 81 0a5 80; packing and butchers IS 2Ol
8 so; receipts $500 head; shipments AGO head. ~
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PotIolaum.

OIL CRY, Pa. Bee. l5-Opencd at THO: highest
77hc: lowest 1910; closed at 1910: sales iii. ca
barrels clcarances s02 900 barrels; runs 43G5y bar
res; shipments Ss,l45 barrels; charters Ss,s6s bar
rcs. j 55Es L. rs1..E,. 14gas ii - :
771zc; closed at 1870: highest IKE; lowest 1914:
runs 1858 barrels: clcaGahecs 902W0 barrels:
Nxw YORK, Dec. 15-opcued at 771c; highest
TIC; lowest 767fc; closed at TIC; sales 5000
barrels. 81 sfiF Eti sls-g{ ffi1' - '''D'' ~
P!r5snuHsH, Pa, DEG. l5;-opened at 771,c;
TnusvuLA Pa. Dec. l5.-Opened at 77ko. htph,
est IKE: lowest 761sc: closed At 761Sc.. -
l.,PIILApEIpHlA, Pa, Dec. l5.-Petroleum quiet "a
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Syrup of Figs

Is Natures own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to clonse the system when
bilious or costiye; to dispsl headaches,
colds, and levers; to cure habitual con.
atlpation, indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-.
iactured only by tho California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal. Messrs.
Logan 4 Co., Anton p. Hees, r. B. Burt
and @. Menkomeller, have been appoint.
ed agents for Wheeling, W. Va.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features Of tho Money and sto
.-.t --r Markets..

hAAAokbs
new YoRK. Dec. 15-Aoney on call easy At 4at
pcr cent, last loan at per cent, closed offered at
Per cent Sterling exchange dull but Grmcr a,
slHai S5H. Total sales OF stocks wero 1881!
shares. I..f...
The stock market was the dulles. to-day that has
been seen for many weeks, aud prices saygcd near.
" tho whole day through, though tho final changes
In but few cases amounted to moro than tho small
fractions. There was some expectation In bear
circles that the Illness OF tho Crown Prince OF Ger.
many would hare All unscttling effect upon tho
european markets, which would be reflected hero,
bul the contrary was tho case, and tho European
buying orders wcrc fairly plentiful 10 the forenoon,
The news OF tho day was Of mixed character,
though adviccs from Chicago were uniformly OF a
depressing nature
There were only two stocks In which tho OK.
IRENE tuCtuAtion exceeded per cent, Union Pa.
citlc and New England. While the latter elopcd
sudden weakness the former was specially strong
until tho afternoon. when 1t gave way with the
remainder. Fort Worth & Denver was Btroug and
Canadi an Pacific was weak. Tho opening was
somewhat irIcgular,hu. generally firm 1T advances
extending 10 " per cent. There was no change
whatever in the market, and It closed yerS dull at
about the lowest prices. ~ -
Railroad bonds dull but generally firm to strong;
sales sG9o,00c.
Government bonds dull hut strong.
HtatR honda Vnro MI Irnl
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Hucklon'a .Aruica Snlys.

The beat salve in the world for cuts,
bruiaes, tore9, ulcers, ealt rheum, fsvor
sores, tetter, chappod hsndo, chilblsius,
CONS, end all lkin esuptionu, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price rs cents uer
box. For sale by Logan & Go.
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PlTaIIsBURGH, CINCINNATI & sT
4 LOUIS RAILWAY Co.-Psnhsadic Pon;o
Under Us schedule in effect MAY Is, 1857 irsIn.
Sany, mheSin Central Standard time: 70. sea.
$40 p m. For 6teubcnville, sos n. m. Tbc ~
=. m; and S:o5 p m. trains mako direct connNction
tof ~ oon T5a VS. Cincinnati Annapolis and Ch
lion ior :SS 2. M Train makes direct coaneo-
Iians arrive at Wheeling, 6,l5 4. H., 1915 \. a..
- = .s NV v1v y. ~. -a-a q So uy2I
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Cotton,

New York, Dec. lb-Cotton dull and quotations
revised; upands 10 0lGc Orleans 10 sales iSG
bales: futures closed steady; December i0.5ao:
January 10 sic February 10 67c March TO- 77c: Anri
loS6c; May pc; June lL0lc: July II OCc Aurust
ll.09c; September 10000: October io.2lc, - -
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GLaEGVVELAND & PITTSBURGH RAIL-
- EoAD.,Undcr schedule In eject MAY q
i,ssa, trains leave Bridgeport, Central Standard
i lTe; tUf fiN ~ aud Ceyeland $40 n m.
y!ie ~ p. m. For steubeayillc, S:es 1. N. Fnr
1rains arrive at Bridgeport at 1853 a. NJ, 1o.s2a
M ;nx xiso p NJ 6l' ?. m, As: p. n, and 7:as D. n
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The German doctors want 10 extirpate
the Grown Princes larynx. II this treat.
ment were applied to Herr Most 1t would
keep him out OF much trouble, d ~
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD-
-DDeparture OF trains from wheeling, Schedule
In effect November 20. lss7-Essssrn time:
Express Tor Chicago md tho Hacthwcst, 9:5o n.
acs stg M IUoo p daily ass u:l5 daily
EXPRESS for Cincinnati and OF. Louis, o:so a M
daily, Has p m. daily except Saturday.
9, Express ior colunbusa1d Cincinnati, 2:i5 a.
Express ior Washington, D. G., Baltimore, pb,,a.
aaeiphia and New YORK, $40 a. m and 5:l5 p, m,
Express trains arrive from Chicago, $40 and $50
ccpt Monday; wv - 49, >Nt4' '1'
Express trains arrive from St. Louis and Ciucin.
nat. 5oO a. m. and Gas pm, daily. -,
express trains nrrivo from PHILADELPHIA, Rail-.
moro ara Washington, D. e., 1850 a. m. and lO:5s
For Columbus. o:5oa. m. d.ily, and HIS n m
aaiy except Saturday, and 225 p m. daily except
T,a!ns arrive from Columbus, 500 n, m. daily,
ana ezS p m. daily, and loa5 a. M. daily except
For Pittsburgh and Washington, Pa, ECO n NJ
and p. N. daily; Express, Si0 a. m, i;55 y. m.
aally except Sunday. Additional way train ior
washington ,ai Pa $40 r n daily except Sunday.
l2:s5 p. M. and G:55 p. m. daily except slindav:
LILY LILY p: daily except Saturday, aud 2:40 a. n.
Tfa'ns aEiiye from Washington, Pa, SEQ a. M.
day. f.ra'5I '01..'s-''1 1922 o"l4'
Sunday. " N'' 'Aeop'
For a. Gijradon s;45 p m. From Grafton, 9:25 a.
For Cumberland, $50 al m. From Cumberland,
6:50 p. NJ, daily except atluday. :" -4'''A'
Iot o. Cialisville $50 q. M, p. m. aud 5;j5
from q. Claitsyille $40 a. N. and As and C.45
p N. dnily, except Sunday. - 80 N''N ~ VA
baggage called for and checked Mt hotcls anvil
residences on orders loft AT tictnt oGiro inSn
kct street, and at depot '' o~' A-s0 MAJ
w. NJ c1EvrS 9; <. L LORD. Con. Pass, Agont
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Riddlebsrgsr declares that Virginia is
no place for 8 poor man. And Virginia,
by 'hor votes, replies that Washington Is
no plsco for poor Senator.
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FOR SAI,E!
REAL Ea'rATE.
FOR SALE.

Shors Creek Farm. 100 acres.
Of, ~ - Gtnc tt!ceh 'aree roomcd House; GROUND
SPSt W :? ,ees a, ,,,-,
scoIne'lrs OF &ccOlloch and Seventeenth Streets
Small House, No. III A,,cv IT. r,onnd ,nl, lot
Price $50. eN'-S ~"
No III Alcy H. good substantial frame
house: ground fall lot. Price SLIGO. eIass
No. HoH Market street, s, 800. .Il .5.. ~
Eleven Lots on south side OF High etIeet, square
w. VS. each aI'rSs -s-s5g
Lot No. s, square 30, Charles street, $50.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK.. Dec. l5.-.Dry goods was vcrv ouio
owing 10 an all day rain storm, - = 80 fN1~
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mlow, winter wind, but lot thy voice eItol
The hand that Gains tho ten,pesu "a they roll
And sends sweet peace upon tho storm beat soul
- Blow winter wind, '1II- I'm =
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Advice to nIothoro,

The camel has four atomachs. The
greedy boy is apt to envy the camel,
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Ghe G,tteuiiqt,tte,:;
BLOW wINTER WIND.

Once, Nos. rs and 81 Fourteenth stroet.
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IIOR RENT-DWELLlNG NO. 100
Twelfth street. Natural gas, and hot and
cold water ihiouShou. Apply on premihes. MEs.
X, A. HARDEN. dc7
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TOG SALE OR RENT.
E'OH SALE

HOE SALE ...@,.
Or EXCHANGE.
NY PLACE 4, Elm G1o7e. Contains about 10
sc.CG, with four hoilbas.
Can be divided into small places.
II. FORBES,
iyS1 no. Custom House,
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NOR RENT-THREE FURNISHED
or uninrn!shed rooms, Apply at No. 20
Fifteenth street. ..-r.- del0
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Sweep, howllng ghost In snow.woyo ,hroud and

Blow winter wlndl Wild ghost with Icy breath;
Ghost OF all dead tho burning stars beneath.
Dead moona md zones and lips that grasp In
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WANTED.
GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE
frank slllIman will reopen tho Butter and Egg
s,orc Of Frank MCCann Il Co., corner Tenth and
Make, streets. December Is. and will supply all
who may call Oh him with butter and Eggs. r.,
i0utS truly, 80
dc,5 FRANK McCANN.
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The St. Eicholau Society Of New York
City have voted to pat up in Central Park
or the Bowling Green g $4,000 bronze
statue oil typical Dutchman.
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FOR RENT.

J7OR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS,
L with or wi.hou! board. No. 1879 Fifteenth
sI,,ol delb
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BLOW, winter wind, DER ca,th'a brown bosom
blow; - = - -. 80
Sing her 10 sloep aud cover her with snow,
7 Blow winter wludl - = 80
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nor RENT-THE DWELLING
HOUSE 92S Maiu Sttot, at pre,cnt occupied
Nv Mrs, Henry Hofkheimor. PCssCsAion given
4pyID, Appyto u. Q. DALZHLL. del5
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JIOE RENT-DWELLING HOUSE
L 10. lil3 ChGpitne street, formerly occupied by
Ur, D!cley PoseE ion given At once u Desired.
MM. L. McPHAIL,
dcg Pr 1906 Market Street,
National Republican., 1887-05-07
THE COUNTY ROADS.
Citizens Protesting Against Certain
Proposed improvements.

Citizens Protesting Against Certain
Proposed improvements.
The commits ,ioners at noon yesterday
listened to protests against the extension Of
Connecticut avenue to the Woodley Lane
road and the widening of ColumbIa road
from Boundary to Nineteenth street. Tue
executive committee Of the East Washing
ton Association protested against the I'm
provements being paid for out of the $50, 900
appropriated for suburban roads unless the
Eastern Branch road was provided for, Tue
commissioners took the matter under ad.
vistment.
Gen. Brown, for Mrs. Mcmillan, an owner
OF property on the line OF the proposed
Connecticut avenue extension, offered u
protest against the contemplated improve
ment, and submitted several reasons for his
protest.
Mr.. Matthews raised the question OF the
jurisdiction Of the commissioners over the
county roads, and claimed that they did not
inherit the powers of the levy court and the
legislative assembly In the matter.
The point was referred to Attorney Riddle
for On opinion.
National Republican., 1887-05-07
TBE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
City,

City.
Tooth filling made painless by the use OF
cocaine by 8. T. Mason, dentist. 1201 Pennsyl-
vaDia avenue northwest.
Commissioner webb is now engaged in his
annual visitationsto the schools.
The owners of "Burleith," West Washington,
ask the commissioners TO extend w street
through to Thirty-fftb.
District Chemist DeSchmldt has rendered his
resignation to the District commissioners, to
take effect June 80, next.
The police have received orders to prosecute
James ID. Donnelly, of Fourteenth aud streets,
from day TO day for violating the liquor law.
The grand jury have had Inspector of Plumb
ing Robinson before them and questioned him
closely about the plumbing arrangements In
the school buildings.
Mr. James Small has been informed By the
commissioners that his claim for comp9nsl-
tion us member of the liquor license DO ard
comet be allowed according to an opinion Of
the District attorney.
The Washington Conhnentals, at n meeting
held last Thursday night, unanimously Ia.
structed Capt W. W. Mills, their commander,
to apply for muster roll and muster In as a
company OF District militia.
A letter sent to the W. G. T. U. by q number
Of Pennsylvania avenne merchants, complain.
Ing against an exhibition at 62l Pennsylvania
avenue, was referred to the commissioners, and
the union asks their interference in the matter,
National Republican., 1887-05-07

The following circular will be of interest
to old Callfornians now residing In this
city:
WASHINGTON, D. G., May 6, 1ss7--DEAR SIR
A reunion OF the California Pioneers, and OF
will take place at Marshall Hall, sixteen miles
down the Potomac. on Saturday, May Ii. The
steamer w. w. Corcoran Will leave Seventh
street wharf at 10 a. M, returning ut z p. m.
made for the occasion, 1t Is necessary that the
committee of arrangements should know q
few days in advance the number to beproviied
ibn sonteiory o ,bn nSno tba W hoss
Critic On or before the llth instant, If you pro.
pose TO participate.
Tickets, including steamer fare, IS, to be had
Of the secretary.
BY order OF the Executive Committee:
HALLET KILBoURN,
Secretary and Treasurer.
National Republican., 1887-05-07

Official changes have been made In the In
terror Department as follows;
Patent ofIice-Appointment Lester s. Edison
of Michigan. copyist at 500, under civil SER
vice rules. Proinotion. Hiss Lucia NJ. Delauo
of Massachusetts,, from clerk at 81 200 to fourth
assistant examiner at same salary.
General land doflice-Appointment: Michael
A. Mess, of Indiana, clerk at 81 200, by transfer
from War Department, under civil service rules
Resignation: Wm, Miller, jr., of Alabama, clerk
at $1,000.
Pension office designations: Thos. 5. Dab
ney, of Louisiana. medical examiner at 81, 500
George l.. Pryor, Of Virginia, clerk at 81 200.
National Republican., 1887-05-07

EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,: Noticing the
communication of III in your issue of to-day
in relation to above subject, in which he says
''If any one Is in possession Of additional facts
= 1t will be of scientific interest to have
them made public" will say that, In digging
well at Takoma Park last fall, stratum Q
wood was found. The well was not fifty feet
from the District line, which Is about five miles
from the city at that point. The stratum was
about fourteen feet from the surface, and very
little change had taken place In the wood
structure. 1t was between two to three feet iu
thickness, and after having been "dus
through" II had the appearance of being Q
single tree or log. q. N. H., JR.
MAY 9, 1851.
National Republican., 1887-05-07
S25 600 Worth of Clothing Must be SOd Biggest Bargains
OF Your Life! If you Don't Believe It. Come
and See for Yourself!

Mems Pants worth $I75 and So for $I So, $s
and 81 for $6 Pants worth S. So and 81 $685. Mems Suits
worth $8 and 3d. for SIS and So Pest Suits you 4
sI6 and s1s for sro Elegant Suits worth 3d. $40, and sI
The Greatest Bargains for While in Mems Boys and Chill
drens Clothing
Boys Suits, worth Sc and 81, $3.50 Chdrens Suits worth
worth 81, for Sa6o Chden Suits, worth $3.50 for $aas.
drens Knee Pants worth 8sc 5oc Come and
gains
73l 7th St. w. bet and H. 731 7h St. N. w. bet and H.
Saturday at M.
These bargains here for you you don't believe and
for yourself See the immense stock of Mems and Boys
$IIo $685. worth nearly double what charge $3.50 Suits
worth $40 Our $40 Suits worth $40 to Sr The goods
be sod Come along fathers mothers brothers,
We open Saturday Remember this the
Clothing selling down prices We money
for the goods you goods We your money and
get goods the Great Banner Sale of Clothing by Globe
Company Seventh street northwest between and Open
Saturday morning clock Bargains all Remember the
number Seventh street northwest. See the signs in 'front.'
Great Banner Sale by the Globe Clothing Co..
Here you will get Bargains
National Republican., 1887-05-07
PRETTY girls at Kernan's, Matinee to-day.
Rnhherias Reported

John Welsh. l7lO Nineteenth street, reports
Z set of harness stolen from his stable
Jof y Lloyd, of Wyoming, Luzerne county
la .epOrts lost or stolen from him 5000 note
jar est. Hensley, 90 X street, reports that MS
Dot q, u was picked OF u gold watch,
National Republican., 1887-05-07

The programme for next Sundays concert
at p. m. by the Rifles band in the Smith
sonian grounds Is as follows: |. THE Heavens
Are Telling" Hayden; 9. "InAammatus" ("Sta'
lat Mater''j J, ROssini; g. "Glorla" och mass
IiSIo;; FIoloW;; 8. "Kyrie ll2th mass, Mozart: 6.
"Aye Maria, Chtrubini; 7. "Hallelujah," Han
del; s. cold Hundred" G. Franc.
National Republican., 1887-05-07
PANTS TO order for IS. Eiseman, 7th aud /
Rifle shooting Competition.

The executive committee of the National
Drill requested Gen. Sheridan to detail an off,
Ger to take charge of the rifle shooting compe'
utlon at the drill. Yesterday, in response to
the request. Col. Blunt, Of Gen. Sherldan's
staff was assigned to that duty.
Up to date over one hundred entries nave
been received four OF them from the District
Lieut. J NJ Pollard and Lieut. Cash, OF the
Light Infantry, aud Lieut.. ]. T.. Bell and W.
u. JohnstOne, Of the Continentals.
Col, Blunt Is an acknowledged authority on
all matters pertaining to ride shooting, eitheI
In theory or In practice.
National Republican., 1887-05-07

OpeTAlIOns In tho DINOrcb MHrket'
On the 10th Of November last Sarah j. Bailey
petitloned for divorce from her husband, Geo.
W. Y. Bailey, changing that he deserted her in
PHILADELPHIA IN April, 1851, and asking per-
nisslOu 10 fcsutno her maiden name of Tay
ioT. Junlco MCTfick yesterday dismissed the
bill ~ iailute 70 satisfactorily prove the
ChHTgc Gustie Shanks charges cruel treat
mont on thc Part OF her husband, Morris
EhRukE and makes another charge unht for
publication, aud has flied petition for divorce.
National Republican., 1887-05-07
suns to order for s25 Elseman, 7th and e

Tor n good meal go to Beale's dining rooms
$50 Pennsylvania avenue. Prices 10, p, ana 20.
ECiAud at sll hours, from 6 a. N. TO II p M
Meas TO Older made specially.
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The following lodges meet tonight at /

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places named:
Masonic-Naval, No. 4, Navy Yard.
/. o. y. F.-Covenant, No. 13, Odd Fellows
Hall, Georgetown.
I. o. G. T.-Monumental. No. %, Elks' Hall
902 Pennsylvania avenue; Perseverance, No.
Elks' Hall, 902 Pennsylvania avenue.
Sons OF JonadaD-Pioneer, No. /, Hilton!
Hail. Seventh ana streets Centennial. No.
4, Bunch's Hall, 3ii Eighth street, Sparta. No
5, 1921 Seventh street northwest.
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Base ball championship game to day.
California Pinneera.

CHOICE meals can be had at Beale's dining
rooms, go Pennsylvania avenue, at all hours,
n. BIS, 25 ar d So.
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Marriage Lloenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
is,. ID. Frank Bowie and Julia Waters, Chas
V. Woodbridge and Maria A. Bonnet
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Lodge Meetings Tonight,

50 per gallon, 20 cents quart bottle. No. l
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money,
at McGee's, Ninth street, near ID.
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FLORA MOORE at Kernan's. Matinee to-day
Department Changes.

CALL and see what meals can be had at
Beale's dinlngrooms, $50 Pennsylvania avenue
for 10, %, and 35.
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SILK GLOVES.

All Shades of heliotrope,
grays, tans, &c., for CSC a
pair. These Mousquetaires
are pure silk. We doubt if
you can get the colors, we
are sure not such quality,
elsewhere for CSC a pair.
6-button Silk Mousque-
taires in OK blood, hello
trope, tans, with binding
and embroidery Of black.
Can y GU get them elsewhere
for csc?
National Republican., 1887-05-07

IDA sIpDoNs at Kernan's. Matinee to-day.